EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

On a fine day, 28-12-2003, robcatlender wrote:

>--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@k...> wrote:
>  > If you click the keyboard in the Instrument Editor, does that 
>>  produce the same noise, or does the instrument now sound okay?
>
>It produces the same noise; a sort of 'white noise' during the time
>of the sample. So, somehow there is a relation between the instrument
>and sample.
>By the way, when I made the instrument, it sounded great. No problem.

Okay, next try...  load the instrument in the EXS, click the Edit 
button to open the Instrument Editor, and then 'open' one of the 
zones that produces noise (i.e. click the small triangle to expand 
the zone-box).  Now click on one of the little 'E's (start/endpoint 
and loopsettings both have an 'E' button).  This will load the sample 
in Logic's sample editor.  What happens then?  Is the proper sample 
loaded, or does the sample editor also produce noise?

And: what happens if you take just one bit of audio (e.g. a bounced 
piece you did in Logic) and use that to create a new EXS instrument? 
Noise again, or does this work properly?  Be sure to use a 'new' 
audio file for this -- i.e. not one of the files you used to create 
the problem instrument.

>I must be overlooking a silly thing...?

Maybe, although I have no clue as to what that might be...

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Hendrik Jan Veenstra   h @ k n o w a r e . n l
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